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Dirty Talkin' Stepdaughters 5 (2016)

Lily Rader got in trouble at school for fighting another little slut in class, so her step dad picked her up and gave her some hard cock for discipline. Joseline Kelly got caught having phone sex, her step dad said "You better fuck me until I cum or I am going to tell your mom!" Roxy is tired of small dicks, so when her mom went out of town she begged her step dad to give her a ride on his 9 inch salami! Karina's step dad was mad when he caught her in his man cave watching porn on his computer, so she let him play with her big titties and fuck her tight pussy to calm him down!
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Lily Rader got in trouble at school for fighting another little slut in class, so her step dad picked her up and gave her some hard cock for discipline. Joseline Kelly got caught having phone sex, her step dad said "You better fuck me until I cum or I am going to tell your mom!" Roxy is tired of small dicks, so when her mom went out of town she begged her step dad to give her a ride on his 9 inch salami! Karina's step dad was mad when he caught her in his man cave watching porn on his computer, so she let him play with her big titties and fuck her tight pussy to calm him down!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/8/2016
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Runtime:200 minutes
Studio:Lethal Hardcore

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